Sentence examples for challenge of evidence from inspiring English sources

Federal District Judge Frank W. Wilson, who sentenced him in 1964, disallowed Hoffa's challenge of evidence on which the Government obtained the conviction.

In particular we discuss the challenge of evidence transferability from developed to developing countries.

What can be argued is that the climate and health field faces considerable challenges of evidence translation: despite the large corpus of climate and health research, there is still relatively little applied health adaptation happening at the coalface of local community level [ 3– 9].

The challenges of evidence-informed decision making are of equal, if not greater importance in the field of public health, for which the evidence base is much less developed when compared with clinical health.

This paper reviews the origins, aspirations, philosophical limitations, and practical challenges of evidence-based medicine.

Thus, China can build on what is known and work with the international community to develop methods to meet the challenges of evidence-based guideline development.

China can build on what is known and work with the international community to develop methods to meet the challenges of evidence-based guideline development.

These characteristics are to then serve as a framework for assessing the methodological and practical challenges of evidence-based ethics as a developing methodology.

A considerable challenge of undertaking evidence syntheses in COPD is the range of outcome measures commonly used, measuring different domains and therefore precluding synthesis by meta-analysis.

Unlike earlier resources, we address the challenge of making evidence comparable across types and sources by introducing a unified confidence scoring scheme.

We also discuss the implications of these lessons learned within the context of meeting the challenge of providing evidence-based care in resource-limited settings.